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Privacy & data FAQ

Do you train AI models on my conversations?

Short answer: No. AskAI.free never uses your prompts or conversations to train AI models, and our upstream providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google) honour the same opt-out via API.

No. AskAI.free does not train AI models on your conversations, and we don't sell your data to anyone who would.

When you ask a question, the prompt is sent to the relevant AI provider, OpenAI for ChatGPT, Anthropic for Claude, Google for Gemini, etc., over their API. API traffic is governed by stricter terms than the consumer products (chat.openai.com, claude.ai). Specifically:

  • OpenAI does not train on API requests by default.
  • Anthropic does not train on API requests by default.
  • Google does not train on Gemini API requests sent through paid keys.

We store your chat history on our servers so you can access it across devices, but only you (signed into your account) can read it. Free and anonymous chats are automatically deleted after 24 hours; Pro and Max accounts keep their full history until they choose to delete it.

It helps to understand the distinction between training and answering. Training data is the text a model learns from before release; once a model ships, your conversations don't change its weights in any way. Processing your prompt to generate an answer (inference) is a read-only operation. The fear most people have, "my private question will surface in someone else's chat", would require your text to be used for training or fine-tuning, which is exactly what the API terms rule out.

The contrast with consumer AI apps is worth spelling out: free chat.openai.com accounts have training enabled by default unless you opt out in settings, and the same has applied to other consumer products at various times. Routing through the API, as AskAI.free does, sidesteps that default entirely. If your employer blocks consumer AI tools over training concerns, this distinction is usually the answer to their objection.

What "not used for training" means

It means your prompts and answers are not collected to improve or fine-tune a public AI model. The model still has to process your prompt to answer it, but that processing is different from training. AskAI.free sends requests through provider APIs, where business/API traffic is generally handled under stricter data-use terms than consumer chat products.

There are still normal service records: account information, request metadata, billing data and saved chat history if you are signed in. Those exist so the product can function, enforce limits, handle support and show your conversations back to you.

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